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00:00 Snow Safari (Snow Safari) Cataract Creek - Kananaskis, Alberta Presented by Bill Dod Bill Dod dons his woolly hat and scarf and heads for the snow drifts of the Canadian countryside. First stop is Cataract Creek, a rugged wilderness situated in the Great Divide straddling the border between Alberta and British Columbia. Watch out for Bill's hilarious and occasionally hair-raising attempts at various snow sports 00:30 Sports Safaris (Sports Safaris) Two Coasts Of Mexico Just off the coast of Akumal in Mexico lies the Belize Reef, the largest in the western hemisphere and ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving. The Pacific coast is perfect for surfing and inland, deep in the dense jungle, visitors can enjoy an underwatertour of the 'cenote' cave formations. Back on the shore, a horseback ride is the best way to enjoy the amazing sunsets in this part of the world 01:00 Holiday Maker (Holiday Maker) Corfu & Las Vegas When it comes to planning the best holiday ever, there's only one programme with the advice you need. HOLIDAY MAKER! Packed with advice, practical information and the kind of hints and tips you won't get anywhere else 01:30 Origins With Burt Wolf (Origins With Burt Wolf) The Sweets Of Milan The Italian city of Milan has been a leading commercial and agricultural centre for over three thousand years and it's where the sugars of Sicily first met the spices of Venice. The result - some of the world's most famous sweets and pastries. Burt Wolf takes a look at the history of how these sweets were invented and how they can be used to make some elegant desserts 02:00 The Flavours of France (The Flavours of France) Burgundy The Burgundy area was once made up of four regions which were part of Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg and Northern France. This has led to a colourful heritage with a variety of influences. Wooden clogs are still made and each year's wine harvest is celebrated by folk dancing in the streets. Typical recipes include Frog's Legs, and Pear in Wine and Spices 02:30 Journeys Around the World (Journeys Around the World) America's Beautiful Corners, Gumbo Louisiana. Today, we're in Cajun Country where we meet the 80 year old lady who leads alligator watching tours out in the bayou; visit Marc Savoy's music shop, where every weekend the customers meet to 'christen' their instruments during a jam session, and go to Fred's pub in Mamou where at 7am on Saturday mornings you'll find the joint still jumping to the sounds of zydeco and cajun music. French, American, Spanish and African influences all mingle to create a unique culture, a unique cuisine and a very special part of the US 03:00 Grainger's World (Grainger's World) Along The Andes (Part 2) Presented by Greg Grainger The second in a two-parter exploring the Andes. Greg Grainger rides the 'Hell' train across Ecuador, meets the guinea pig eaters of Banos, treks to the famous Macchu Pichu, learns the secrets of the boat builders of Lake Titicaca and lets his hair down in the colourful celebrations taking place in Cuzco. Other highlights include the Carnival de Barranquilla and a visit to the largest walled city in South America 04:00 Go 2 (Go 2) Andalucia Andalucia, the southern most region of Spain almost serves as a gateway to Europe. Its position has turned it into the stomping ground for hordes of invaders over the centuries. This has however left it with a rich cultural legacy and a fascinating history. Go 2 shows us some of the well-known sites of this part of sunny Spain but also introduces some more unusual aspects of the region. Seville, Malaga, Jerez de la Frontera and Arcos de la Frontera are on the itinerary and hghlights include lessons in flamenco dancing and sherry pouring 04:30 The Wonderful World of Tom (The Wonderful World of Tom) London Presented by Tom Bright Comedian Tom Bright continues his irreverent look at some of the world's favourite holiday spots. Today - it's London and as well as having to contend with a fashion show on Tower Bridge, St. Paul's Cathedral and the Changing of the Guard, Tom also has to deal with a producer who wants a completely different presentational style so that he can sell the programme abroad! Tom suffers on, and looks at Saville Row's worst suit and tells us why he likes the smell of fish. And the 'Lovely' Linda decides to give us an early Christmas present 05:00 Sports Safaris (Sports Safaris) Two Coasts Of Mexico Just off the coast of Akumal in Mexico lies the Belize Reef, the largest in the western hemisphere and ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving. The Pacific coast is perfect for surfing and inland, deep in the dense jungle, visitors can enjoy an underwatertour of the 'cenote' cave formations. Back on the shore, a horseback ride is the best way to enjoy the amazing sunsets in this part of the world 05:30 Snow Safari (Snow Safari) Cataract Creek - Kananaskis, Alberta Presented by Bill Dod Bill Dod dons his woolly hat and scarf and heads for the snow drifts of the Canadian countryside. First stop is Cataract Creek, a rugged wilderness situated in the Great Divide straddling the border between Alberta and British Columbia. Watch out for Bill's hilarious and occasionally hair-raising attempts at various snow sports 06:00 Origins With Burt Wolf (Origins With Burt Wolf) The Sweets Of Milan The Italian city of Milan has been a leading commercial and agricultural centre for over three thousand years and it's where the sugars of Sicily first met the spices of Venice. The result - some of the world's most famous sweets and pastries. Burt Wolf takes a look at the history of how these sweets were invented and how they can be used to make some elegant desserts 06:30 On Tour (On Tour) New Zealand - South Island More action and adventure in New Zealand - this time on South Island as On Tour shows us the thrills and spills of yo-yo jumps off suspension bridges and floating down underground rivers. New Zealand has become a paradise for active tourists and Queenstown has become the capital of adventure sports. As well as the adrenaline buzz, South Island has a wonderful artists' colony in Nelson and offers fantastic opportunities for whale watching. It also has one of the most beautiful and entertaining train rides in the world 07:00 Destinations (Destinations) Vanuatu The archipelago of Vanuatu contains 200 islands which extend over 500 miles. Ninety-three percent of the 180,000 population are Malaysian, speaking a language known as Beach-la-Mar which unites 105 different dialects. We explore some of the exotic divingdestinations in Santo and visit the Yasur Volcano on Tanna Island and the Letas Volcanic Lake on Gaua Island 08:00 Holiday Maker (Holiday Maker) Corfu & Las Vegas When it comes to planning the best holiday ever, there's only one programme with the advice you need. HOLIDAY MAKER! Packed with advice, practical information and the kind of hints and tips you won't get anywhere else 08:30 Go 2 (Go 2) Andalucia Andalucia, the southern most region of Spain almost serves as a gateway to Europe. Its position has turned it into the stomping ground for hordes of invaders over the centuries. This has however left it with a rich cultural legacy and a fascinating history. Go 2 shows us some of the well-known sites of this part of sunny Spain but also introduces some more unusual aspects of the region. Seville, Malaga, Jerez de la Frontera and Arcos de la Frontera are on the itinerary and hghlights include lessons in flamenco dancing and sherry pouring 09:00 Grainger's World (Grainger's World) Along The Andes (Part 2) Presented by Greg Grainger The second in a two-parter exploring the Andes. Greg Grainger rides the 'Hell' train across Ecuador, meets the guinea pig eaters of Banos, treks to the famous Macchu Pichu, learns the secrets of the boat builders of Lake Titicaca and lets his hair down in the colourful celebrations taking place in Cuzco. Other highlights include the Carnival de Barranquilla and a visit to the largest walled city in South America 10:00 Journeys Around the World (Journeys Around the World) America's Beautiful Corners, Gumbo Louisiana. Today, we're in Cajun Country where we meet the 80 year old lady who leads alligator watching tours out in the bayou; visit Marc Savoy's music shop, where every weekend the customers meet to 'christen' their instruments during a jam session, and go to Fred's pub in Mamou where at 7am on Saturday mornings you'll find the joint still jumping to the sounds of zydeco and cajun music. French, American, Spanish and African influences all mingle to create a unique culture, a unique cuisine and a very special part of the US 10:30 The Wonderful World of Tom (The Wonderful World of Tom) London Presented by Tom Bright Comedian Tom Bright continues his irreverent look at some of the world's favourite holiday spots. Today - it's London and as well as having to contend with a fashion show on Tower Bridge, St. Paul's Cathedral and the Changing of the Guard, Tom also has to deal with a producer who wants a completely different presentational style so that he can sell the programme abroad! Tom suffers on, and looks at Saville Row's worst suit and tells us why he likes the smell of fish. And the 'Lovely' Linda decides to give us an early Christmas present 11:00 Dominika's Planet (Dominika's Planet) Argentina Presented by Dominika Dominika investigates the lifestyle of the Argentinian gauchos and examines some of the methods used to break in the horses. Tango clubs, tango television and tango lessons all testify to the ever-popular Argentinian craze for this sexy dance. Dominika learns a few steps and visits one of the best tango clubs. She also investigates the Love Hotels that lie on the outskirts of Buenos Aires and which can be rented by the hour; looks at the Argentinians' obsession with beauty - and their dogs, and finds out that beef isn't just beef in Argentina - they happily eat all parts of the cow! 12:00 Closedown (Closedown) |